Realtor.com moving headquarters to Austin from California

Realtor.com moving headquarters to Austin from California, with plans to grow local hiring
Realtor.com already employs 400 people in Austin, where it eventually plans to add hundreds more employees, with many of those to be recruited locally
Realtor.com relocates HQ to Austin from California
The company says it expects to add hundreds of new hires in Austin over the coming years, with many likely to be recruited locally.
California-to-Texas pipeline nets Realtor.com headquarters
The listing site giant closed its former headquarters in Santa Clara a few months ago and plans to bring its employees to 6th Street.
Realtor.com Leaves California to Set Up Headquarters in Texas
Realtor.com is joining the ranks of companies leaving California for Texas. The real estate listings website, operated by News Corp. subsidiary Move Inc., is relocating its headquarters to Austin from Santa Clara,
Realtor.com latest tech giant to depart Bay Area for Texas
Realtor.com is moving its headquarters from Santa Clara to Austin, joining a growing number of tech companies relocating to the Lone Star State. The announcement, made on Thursday, comes as the online real estate giant deepens its presence in Austin,
Realtor.com moves headquarters to Austin from California
Realtor.com announced on Thursday the relocation of its corporate headquarters to Austin, Texas from Santa Clara, Calif.
Realtor.com shifts headquarters to Texas from California
Realtor.com, a real estate listings website operated by News Corp. (NASDAQ:NWSA) subsidiary Move Inc., is relocating its headquarters from Santa Clara, California to Austin, Texas. The company will now be stationed at 901 E.
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